Toluca is the second city in the country with the most museums after Mexico City, and without a doubt it will make you fall in love with each of the artistic and cultural expressions of the people of Mexico.

The experience begins when you visit the Cosmovitral in downtown Toluca, where you can admire the largest non-religious stained glass window in the world, the work of master Leopoldo Flores, it houses a botanical garden that is undoubtedly the perfect complement to the work.

A few steps away you will find the Fundadores Science Park and the Planetarium , the most recent public space rehabilitated for recreation and art in the heart of the city, inside you will find a Castálida book store, a CASART crafts store and a room of exhibitions.

A mandatory stop is the Centro Cultural Mexiquenses Toluca which houses the Cineteca, Museum of Anthropology and History, Museum of Modern Art and the Hacienda La Pila Museum.

In the center of the city there is a great variety of museums that you will undoubtedly be fascinated to visit, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Nishizawa, José María Velasco, Numismatic Museum, Estampa, Alfeñique, among others.

In the municipality of Texcoco is located the Mexiquense Bicentennial Cultural Center , where the Sports Museum, Soccer Museum are located.

If your stay allows it, it will be a delight to enjoy a concert by the State of Mexico Symphony Orchestra or the Mexiquense Philharmonic Orchestra.

Also surprise yourself with the Mud Museum in Metepec, the Viceroyalty Museum of Zinacantepec, the Luis Mario Schneider University Museum in Malinalco, the Joaquín Arcadio Pagaza Cultural Center Museum in Valle de Bravo and the National Museum of the Viceroyalty in Tepotzotlán.

As for dance, enjoy the old folks from the Temascalcingo corpus, music such as the mariachi from Calimaya, Charrería in different municipalities such as Villa del Carbón, Aculco, Polotitlán, among many others. Marvel at the Otomí Ceremonial Center in Temoaya and the Mazahua Ceremonial Center in San Felipe del Progreso.

You can enjoy:

Cultural centers
Museums
Dances
Music
Charro
Ceremonial Centers
Symphony Orchestra of the State of Mexico
Mexican Philharmonic Orchestra.